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A mother’s review of Audible by Amazon
Dec 5, 2020 · original
I greatly encourage my daughter’s love for all types of books. Her eyes light up in the presence of tomes, and it reminds me of the joy I experienced reading during my childhood. However, there’s a catch. I can re-read ‘Room on the Broom’ to my toddler only so many times before my left eye starts twitching in irritation. It’s hard to express the same high level of enthusiasm after reading the same book seven times in a row. It is of those few times in motherhood I wished I could outsource the job while I sipped on a hot beverage in relief. It turns out; I can! Audible by Amazon has a vast collection of audiobooks for kids that can read to them on repetition. Audiobooks to the rescue Regular books are often the first choice for parents, as they offer a far more immersive experience. However, there are a few occasions when audiobooks can help you out. These are audio files where the entire
How to tackle your baby’s teething
Nov 30, 2020 · original
When my baby was almost four months of age, he became quite fascinated with my finger. Or, to be more specific, chewing his way across the length of my index digit. He’d grab it with his tiny fingers and then proceed to chomp till my skin shrivelled and pruned. Apparently he was teething, and the action offered some relief from the discomfort his gums were experiencing. He frequently reached out for things to chew, which can be quite disconcerting for a mother. After all, I couldn’t sanitise the pointy ends of a tabletop. Bottles, hairs combs, and books were all hastily retrieved before they made their way into his mouth. Soon, tiny teeth began to emerge out of his swollen gums. And he would take a break from the excessive chewing until new teeth were ready for sprouting. He repeated this cycle for almost a year. And by the end of it, I was a pro at offering my kid the right teething obj
Haldi doodh: The comeback health story of the century
Nov 25, 2020 · original
There is an ancient saying, ‘She who laughs last, laughs best’. ‘She’ being all our grandmothers and elders whose advice was shunted in favour of more modern, westernised health remedies. It took a health revolution in first world countries for us to realise the invaluable treasure chest of nutritional advice we possess at our fingertips. And now, it’s almost as if an invisible hand has whacked us on the head, as realisation dawns and we begin to appreciate the many benefits of the classic health drink, haldi doodh. Benefits of haldi doodh: As the Western world grew more health conscious, many millennials looked up Eastern superfoods to stay healthy. Turmeric topped the list and began appearing on the menus of many urban cafes. Soon word spread, and the humble haldi gained a new level of popularity. However, Ayurveda always valued this potent elixir, believing it to balance all doshas. H
Why your kids need sunglasses all year round
Nov 20, 2020 · original
We live in a very sun-friendly country, where there’s no escaping the blaze of the afternoon sun even in the deepest of winter. While sunlight is essential for your well-being, Your child needs eye protection from harsh UV rays, especially when out in the sun for an extended time. A pair of well-fitted dark glasses will keep the glare out and allow your child to take in the world without squinting. The good news is, sunglasses are stylish accessories that most kids love to wear. So you won’t hear any ‘Do I have to?!’ when they’re asked to put them on. However, do ensure you buy the right pair that offers the maximum benefits. Read on to find the perfect pair of sunglasses for kids. Why your child should wear sunglasses Kids tend to be in direct sunlight more often than adults and may be curious to stare at it as well. Children have larger pupils than adults, so they need more protection
How to care for your baby’s umbilical cord stump
Nov 15, 2020 · original
It may not be an event to which most new mothers pay attention. After all, they’re exhausted from the sheer act of bringing a new life into the world. But the severing of the joined umbilical cord is such a significant occasion in your maternal journey. It officially marks the end of your pregnancy and the start of motherhood. However, once the cut is made, your little one is left with a small stump that will take a few days before it falls off, leaving behind a belly button. The importance of the shared lifeline The cord connects the foetus to the placenta and is made up of one vein and two arteries. These carry blood back and forth, so the baby has enough nutrients and oxygen for healthy development. A healthy, functioning cord is vital for the survival of the foetus. Once the delivery takes place, the umbilical cord is discharged from the body, but still attached to the newborn. It’s
Mosquito repelling applications that are safe for your child
Nov 10, 2020 · original
As a mom, one of my worst nightmares come true is the appearance of a tell-tale bite mark on my child’s delicate skin. Nothing makes me see red more than those pests getting their stings on my flesh and blood. If only I could cover my kids from head to toe in fine netting, keep those pesky insects out! Mosquitos are an evil with which we have to live in a tropical country like India. And it doesn’t help that our kids head out to outdoor playgrounds and parks where these miniature predators lie in wait. Every exposed bit of skin is a delicious buffet for mosquitoes. But not so easily on my watch. I ensure every inch of my kids is protected with a mosquito-repelling topical ointment. Some strong topical sprays are full of harsh chemicals that can harm your child’s skin. However, many ointments in the market are strong enough to keep the bugs away but delicate enough to use on children. So
Easy laddoo recipes for kids to enjoy
Nov 5, 2020 · original
I’ve never met a child whose eyes didn’t grow as wide as the size of a laddoo when spotting this much-loved treat. It’s incredible how much joy is packed inside this tiny ball of deliciousness. And how much delight a kid takes in breaking that perfectly round mould into tiny, crumbly bites. The humble laddoo can hold its own against more modern, chocolate-based sweets. And it can even be every mother’s favourite oxymoron – a healthy dessert! Here are five simple and tasty laddoo recipes that you can make with your child’s help. Whether you’re cooking with a two-year-old or a 12-year-old, put your young one on laddoo-rolling duty. And then enjoy a post-meal delight together. Or, they could even be eaten as evening snacks for kids. And when there’s a special festival around the corner, they are perfect bite-size treats for the whole family. #1 Besan laddoo Ingredients (makes 15 laddoos): F
Planning a pregnancy? Get these medical tests done first.
Oct 30, 2020 · original
How hard is it to get pregnant? Or so I thought when my husband and I first started trying. Other couples we knew were pushing out babies like they were a dispenser machine. Surely, we were next in line? When two years passed, and no baby appeared, we started getting concerned. We made a quick trip to the gynaecologist, followed by a battery of tests which revealed I had polycystic ovaries syndrome (PCOS). There were other issues as well, like a low haemoglobin count and vitamin D deficiency. Now that we knew what the problems were, we could start working on the solutions. I focused on improving my health. I even tried homoeopathy. Soon enough, we were blessed with a baby to call our own. Medical science has come a long way. A few and painless tests can reveal a wealth of information. Your overall health, your fertility and your genetic history can all play a part in your future pregnanc
Homegrown skincare brands that work magic on your skin
Oct 25, 2020 · original
Once your baby is born, your life gets chaotic in a way you never knew before. Your days blur into an endless carousel of diaper changes, burps and constant fretting—the focus of your universe shifts from you to your newborn. But soon, you find yourself with a bit more free time. Things aren’t as hectic anymore, and you realise you’ve been neglecting yourself. You’ve forgotten to thrive, and have been living in survival mode. Once your baby adapts to a routine, you can start thinking about yourself again. That is just what this post is about. You. We’ve discussed natural, toxic-free baby care in many of our earlier posts. It’s time to talk about clean, healthy skincare for moms. We’ve scouted the finest desi brands that follow a holistic philosophy of pure, natural living. Remember, when your baby clings to you, she comes in contact with everything you use on your body. Might as well ens
Kids vs Patriarchy – How to teach your child about gender equality
Oct 20, 2020 · original
One pleasant summer evening, when both my kids were off to the park, my daughter decided to carry three of her stuffed animals with her. With limited space in her tiny arms, my son offered to carry her stuffed Peppa Pig toy. As they walked on the road, he was questioned by three adults as to why he was holding a ‘girl’s’ toy. After all, Peppa Pig wears a dress and is pink all over. I saw my son’s eyebrows scrunch tightly as the awareness dawned that he was doing something ‘boys shouldn’t be doing’. He hurriedly corrected people, saying he was helping his sister. To which, he received praise. “Oh, how gallant!” “Oh, look at your big muscles!” “Yes, you must help your sister, you are her brother after all.” Such an innocuous event. No one was harmed. And yet my mind was reeling with the implications. We live in a polite society where nothing is overtly said but always inferred. Every day,

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